Disadvantages of BSP

hello friends,
To the date we talked a lot about advantages of using BSP over JSP or so far, do we have some dis-advantages of BSP... are there any curcumstances where JSP is ahead to BSP or etc.
Looking farward to your replies

Hi,
This has been covered in threads like
JSP vs BSP in Real World
Why of webdynpro and not BSP or JSP?
Benchmarks: BSP / JSP
Eddy

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Your opinion on: BSP or Java Webdynpro or ABAP Webdynpro?

Could you please give me your opinion on the business scenario we have here:
We are implementing SRM 4.0 with backend R/3 4.6C, WAS 6.4 and Portal 6.0. SRM has its typical shopping cart applications mainly for procurement and the workflow trail displaying the approval. The client wants us to build a few custom forms on the web frontend of SRM (or may be in Portal). The idea is to store these forms and display when needed with the status info just like a shopping cart.
Now the requirements for these forms are as follows:
1. These forms will have multiple fields which need to have the F4 kind of help. (the F4 options will reside in SRM or R/3)
2. The form should have some kind of a ALV grid (autoexpanding feature) which will allow the user to put in multiple line items so that they could submit more items on one form.
3. Users need to be able to attach a spreadsheet to the form which should not be editable once the form is submitted. The attached spreadsheet should be stored. (We are planning on using Archivelink Filenet for this)
4. Upon submission, a workflow will be kicked off as per the defined Org structure for approval of the form.
5. After submission, the user should be able to go and view the approval status of the form and also print the summary of the values that he entered in the form. (may be a smartform could be provided for this)
We looked at different options to accomplish this task:
BSP:
Creating BSP pages and giving access as links to the user on the webfrontend of SRM. Now, if we go the BSP route, we need to develop in SRM as the R/3 4.6 c does not have BSP development capabilities. If we take this approach, I am not sure if all the above requirements (specially like attaching spreadhseets) will be met with BSP pages.
SAP Webdynpro Java:
It seems that the Webdynpro is easier to use because of the graphical tools available. But the only problem if we go this route is that we will have to find a java guy.
SAP Webdynpro ABAP:
We currently have WAS 6.4. As per the documentation, the ABAP Webdynpro development tool is available from NW04s onwards. So, we are still not sure if we could use it. But, we want to push towards upgrading if necessary. Being an old time ABAPer, developing ABAP Webdynpro seems do-able. (i know it may not be that easy).
Last but not the least, DIALOG Program:
Creating a dialog program in R/3 or SRM seems fairly simple. Then, an iview could be created on the portal for this transaction, though at this point I am not sure how a spreadsheet could be attached and stored within a dialog program.
The creation of the workflow may not be that bad after the original form is designed. The graphical display of the approval trail might be difficult, but we might get away with a report for that. For printing the details of the form, I guess I could develop a smartform and put out a button on the screen to print it out in the display view.
Could you please give me your opinion / best approach for accomplishing this task, keeping in mind the complexities of these new dimension products?
Thanks
Sri

I would say that all four solutions to solving your tasks are technically feasible. Here are some thoughts that I had however:
First ABAP Webdynpro: it is true that ABAP webdynpro is only available with Netweaver04s. 04S is still in ramp-up which means that only a subset of the customer base is allow to implement it. It will not become generally available until later this year (check the service marketplace for current release estimates). That being said, it probably elimintes WDA as a possiblity for your project unless you are will to wait and to upgrade.
However having worked with WDA for a while it is probably the best tool to custom develop what you describe. It has excellent built-in F4 value help. It also has a damn fine ALV grid implementation. The spreadsheet could be just as simple as file upload in binary or your could try your hand at office integration. Finally for the form you could use Adobe Interactive Forms which also has very nice integration into WDA.
Now to Dialog Programming: You could of course use dialog programming. It seems a little bit of a waste to custom build something so large if WDA is in your near future. There are obvious disadvantages (little OO structure, no MVC, etc). You would have ALV grid, office integration and of course F4 help. You could still use Adobe forms if you implement this on the 640 system. However there are integration points with dialog and Adobe Interactive Forms. You could still use printed forms however. If you did the dialog program on the 640 system, you could use the integrated ITS to expose it to the web. The integrated ITS in my experience has quite nice performance although the look and feel remains just like the SAPGui.
The Java Webdynpro route: Well you hit the nail on the head - if you don't have a Java programmer already and you don't have the bandwidth to invest in learning Java, this can be a problem. The Java Webdynpro environment is quite nice. There are some things I like better than ABAP and some things that ABAP is defintely still better at. However when it comes to heavy integration with an ABAP backend - ABAP Webdynpro is still the way to go. Java Webdynpro does have a help feature (OVS), but it isn't "for free" or nearly as nice as the ABAP Webdynpro (perhaps it will get there some day). That is one of the major advantages of WDA - its closeness to the business data brings several framework advantages like F4 and field help. WebDynpro Java in 640 also doesn't have an ALV grid implementation. I am sure that this is something both environments will eventually have, but right now ABAP has the advantage. On the other hand, Webdynpro Java has equal support when it comes to office integration, file upload, and Adobe Forms support. You would have a more difficult time integration SmartForms however.
Finally we come to BSP. Honestly if I were in your position I would probably choose BSP (unless you could wait for the ABAP Webdynpro upgrade). You could build a nice MVC OO application using BSP (stateful or stateless). The BSP product is mature and quite well documented thanks to SDN. You have the BSP Extensions which when used in Design2003 use the Unified Renderer. That means that your output will look nearly identical to the same UI elements in Webdynpro. Also BSP supports portal integration (session management, eventing, and themes).
The downside to BSP is that it isn't a full framework (also one of its advantages). You can insert all your own html and javascript (unlike webdynpro). But this also means that SAP doesn't delivery as many framework services. For instance there is no ALV or Value Help. There is no Office Integration or Adobe Forms integration. There is some farily good Smart Forms integration. Now the upside- many people have already hit these limitations and overcame them. In the weblogs on SDN and in a certain SAP Press book (cough, cough) you will find out of the box solutions for many of these problems. You can find ready to use solutions for Adobe Integration, Office Integration (using Microsoft Office Web Controls), and F4 help. It will mean investing a little more time up front to get this "home grown framework" up and running - but it is perfectly feasible.
There is a learning curve to all these new technologies however. This sounds like an abmious project. I wouldn't want to try and tackle this project in any of these technologies if I was new to them. With Webdynpro or BSP - consider giving yourself time to learn the environment and cut your teeth on some demo apps before jumping into such a huge development.

Advantages of BSP over Webdynpro ABAP

Hi,,
Can anyone please explain what are the advantages of BSP over WebDynpro ABAP, In what cases do we need to stick with BSP?
Thanks,

Hi,
There is a SAP web GUI map and it contains different technologies as follows:
If you have the SAP screen already available , then the best solution would be to go for the ITS solution(Web Gui).
But if you were to compare the man days required to code a dynpro and a web dynpro screen from scratch then they would approximately be the same.
Yes if you want to leverage on Web Dynpro you will have to currently code all screen from scratch , and encapsulate your backend logic as function modules.
Apart from BSP you have the option to use Portal Development Kit (if you have SAP EP in your landscape) . JSPHTMLB(tag libraries)JCO running on WAS 6.2 or 6.4 or other Java server.
If you have just one screen and currently dont have the WAS 6.4 in your landscape and it would involve delays interms of procurement , setup and training, then its better you go with either of the above solutions depending on the skillsets in your team.
If you can make an FM of your trx, the BSP solution might be the easiest step. No additionial knowledge (except from some HTML(B)) is needed.
Advantages of web dynpro:
Additionally,
I would say if you would want a quantum leap in advantages by preferring a UI solution , then it has to be webdynpro be it ABAP or Java.
Some of the features that I have heard about and noticed as well is
-> Metadata based which means tomorrow SAP could easily support a new client without you not requiring even to change a line of code.
-> Support for Java gui and Win gui for web dynpro coming up(over http)
-> More professional UI and flicker free
-> Faster development time when compared to BSP or JSP
-> Future proof
Disadvantages:
On the down side
-> You loose control on so many things that you took for granted in web programming such as javascript support, DHTML
Hope this will help you.
Cheers,
Darshna.

Disable URL-Mangling in BSP Runtime

Hi Experts,
we decided to provide some web applications für mobile devices. Currently (and maybe never) WD ABAP does not support mobile devices. Therefore we are looking for alternatives.
There are a lot of threads in the net where other people discussed the same topic and several decided to use BSP. We wanted to use BSP and jQueryMobile but we noticed that there are some problems because of URL-Mangling / rewriting.
Do you have any idea if it is possible to disable URL-Mangling without modification? We already thought about an own request handler in TA SICF but in this case we also need an own CL_BSP_RUNTIME (to disable the coding in method on_check_rewrite). However this is difficult because some standard BSP runtime classes (RUNTIME, NAVIGATION...) are marked as final, so it isn't possible to inherit from them and we don't want to copy / redevelop all relevant classes.
Furthermore there are other disadvantages like:
- many redirects (problematical with low-bandwidth connections)
- client cookie handling is more difficult
Do you have any idea?
Kind regards
Danny

Hello!
I've done quite a lot of BSP development together with and without javascript frameworks like jQuery. It's possible to create a scenario without URL mangling if you set the system architecture in a specific way. I could speak a lot about this setup as it works really well! Here is a quick guide to get started:
Step 1:
The BSP runtime isn't really used at all. Create a BSP application but only store MIME objects in it. The MIME objects isn't URL mangled! The drawback is of course you can't do server side ABAP in your HTML documents. On the positive side, any Web Developer can create the HTML and javascript without ABAP programming skills. SAP functions as a static web server with all the benefits of the ICM cache and transport system.
Step 2:
Add an external alias in SICF for the BSP application. Like pointing "/myapp" to "/sap/bsp/sap/zmyapp_v001". The external alias is configured with a service account (without any authorizations) with authentication set to "Required with Logon Data". All fields should be specified (Client, User and Language). Now, any anonymous user can request the HTML files without interfering with logon data.
You don't need an external alias, but they come in handy to have nice-looking URLs; the possibility to change their target when you have multiple versions at the same time; and you can create multiple alias for the same application with different logon data. Like "/myapp/english" if you want. Or "/myapp/client800". Or "/myapp/latest", "/myapp/version1" etc.
Step 3:
Create a custom HTTP handler for your business data and assign it to a node in SICF. For example "/customers/orders/get" or whatever you find appropriate for your app. Since you now have your own handler, the BSP runtime isn't involved and no URL mangling exists.
The handler returns data in a suitable format for Web Developers (read: JSON).
Protect this node with security that matches the flexibility required from the frontend. I usually set another service account for this service and handle authorization myself; returning HTTP status codes like 403, 200 to the Web Developer (but not 401 as it's quite difficult to handle in AJAX scenarios). In it's most simple form you can provide username and password as form fields and perform a user switch in the handler for every request, effectively changing SY-UNAME in the handler ensuring that the correct user context is used.
Best regards,
Mikael Gurenius
SAP Solution Architect (Mobility)
PS: MIME objects are of course served with URL Mangling if referenced relative to the BSP application. You can avoid this (for example for the Apple icons) by always linking your MIME objects from the root. Get the application path using code or type manually. Like
<link rel="apple-touch-icon-precomposed"
sizes="57x57"
href="<%= lv_path %>/icon_57x57.png" /> where lv_path is "/myapp/images" or "/sap/bc/bsp/myapp/images". If you do this, you can have URL Mangling (and do ABAP development) in your BSP pages but still have "clean" URLs for MIME objects.

BSP - Web Dynpro - Interactive Forms by Adobe - Flex

Hi,
I am a student SAP from Belgium.
I am currenty developping an application and I am using BSP's, Web Dynpro's, Interactive Forms and Flex.
I have a good idea regarding to what the possibilities are of each User Interface, but I would like your opinions:
What are the main advantages/disadvantages of each of the named User Interfaces?
So what's good/not good about BSP, Web Dynpro, Interactive Forms, Flex?
What's the easiest to code, to make a layout,....
I know, according to the sitiuation, you can choose which UI to use, but I would really like to know what your opinions are about coding, easy-to-use, speed, logic,... (PRO/CONTRA'S)
Thanks a lot for your input, it would really help me!
Greetings,

Hi Mahamed,
I got your problem. You have not done anything wrong.
It is WebAS version which is not supported for this functionality.
But there is solution to this problem
Please refer to the SAP Note number - 1055738.
I think you will get the answer and the scenario described there will match your requirement.
This is a know issues with WebDypro ABAP but this works fine for Java Web Dynpro.
I have also tried for 2 months but finally came to know about it.
Regards
Satya

Advantages and disadvantages of statefull stateless applications

Hello, can you tell e some advantages and disadvantages of statefull or stateless applications? When should i use a statefull and when a stateless application ?
Thank you

Hi,
Pls check things like
/people/mark.finnern/blog/2003/09/24/bsp-in-depth-confusion-between-stateless-stateful-and-authentication
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/88/9dc53a87728677e10000000a11405a/frameset.htm
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/e0/1bc1a3ccf511d4990800508b6b8b11/frameset.htm
Stateful and Stateless BSP Application
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/16f69790-0201-0010-6ba1-b73bb3f7b0e8
Eddy

Stateful and Stateless BSP Application

Hi Experts,
I would like to know what a stateful/Stateles BSP Applicaiton means. I read the description given in help file but couldn't get the full idea behind it. Could anyone give a practical example for the same and explain. Thanks.
Regards,
Prabaharan

Hi,A stateful BSP application is executed like a normal SAP transaction, independent of all user interactions - in one single context (roll area). This means that data specified by the user during the application execution or data determined by the application itself is available potentially throughout the entire execution duration of the session.
Since the HTTP protocol itself operates in stateless mode and knows no implicit mechanism to assign independent requests to a common logical session, the BSP runtime uses Session Cookies to group requests into one common session. The name of the cookie is sap-contextid, the validity area is restricted to the URL of the BSP application. This means that a BSP application can be executed within a browser only once at any one time. Different BSP applications can operate in parallel in the same browser. Multiple users/browsers can execute the same BSP application in parallel as often as required.
Advantage
The main advantage of stateful BSP applications is that they are simple to program. As usual, you have access to data determined previously and reading or re-calculating data can often be omitted. For database-intensive applications, this can lead to considerably better system performance compared to a procedure where identical read operations have to be executed for every request.
Disadvantage
This significant advantage is at the same time however a disadvantage the improved runtime is offset by a larger memory requirement. The number of possible parallel sessions in an SAP Web Application Server is restricted not least by the amount of available memory space. When this space is exhausted, no further sessions can be started and users cannot log on
Stateless BSP applications only block resources on the SAP Web Application Server during the time one single request is being processed. When the request has been processed, all resources in particular the application context are returned to the system for use in other requests.
Stateless applications allow - at least from the viewpoint of the memory resource optimal scaling regardless of the number of users. On the other hand, releasing the application context after every request may mean that identical data is read from the database and formatted multiple times. In this respect, the runtime may offset the memory saving. This should be evaluated and analyzed on a case by case basis.
Rule of Thumb: Stateful or Stateless?
As a rule of thumb, it is recommended that Internet scenarios used at the same time by a large number of users operate in stateless mode. Stateful programming is recommended for more complex applications that are used by a limited number of users in parallel and that operate with data that is expensive to determine.
hope this helps.
regards,
keerthi.

How can I open a PDF stored in IXOS and then display it in a BSP

Hello gurus,
I have created a PDF icon and an onclick action to open a pdf, that displays on every row of an assignment block in the actions column, but I do not know the technical process to determine how to get a PDF from the IXOS system from the line selected. (even if I know it depends on an ID attribute of that assignment block) I want to to call a transaction launcher with the url for the pdf in the IXOS that has an ID that identifies which line in the assignment block the user has clicked the pdf icon for (does that make sense?)
Therefore, I am assuming the PDF should correspond to the relance ID of the row in the assignment block, but I would like more information as per the business logic involved in able to achieve the desired results for this particular specification. I already confirmed that the XURL or any other attribute in the BOL object does not contain the URL to use for this. I have looked at the class I was told that it may contain the required business logic for determining which PDF in IXOS to fetch for a particular row, and I am currently trying to reverse engineer the logic through looking at other code and using the debugger, but so far I haven'T had much luck.
Here are some questions I have now for the functional side in the meantime:
1) Can we fetch the PDF in IXOS for each line of an assignment block?
2) Which URL should I call with the transaction launcher? a URL link to the PDF on the IXOS system??
3) Do we have to configure a transaction in the IMG to be launched?
4) Do we have to create a logical link there that I will make dynamic to call the right PDF for each table line?
5) Are there any existing examples of this or a similar functionality/ logic that I could refer to, preferably in CRM 7 WebUI?
6) Do you have any code to just display a PDF in a new window? Or prompt a download?
One possible way I thought of would be for me to have a logical link defined in the IMG, that I could call passing it different attributes (eg. some object id, etc) and then return the PDF and display it in the UI in a new browser window by itself. Alternatively, we can just prompt a download. What do you think would be the optimal behaviour here?
Please do not hesitate to propose any potential solution. Any partial answers/ links to wikis/ other threads, anything would be much appreciated.
Thank you in advance.
Best regards,
Jonathan Laplante

Hi,
I partially answered your question in another posting but I feel that you´re in the wrong forum for your problem. This is for BSP development and you talk about CRM.

Any ideas on a nice BSP view pretty printer?

Hi there,
I am wondering whether somebody already tried to extend the SAP standard pretty printer by an own functionality which fits better for pages with mixed content, containing not only BSP-elements but also HTML-tags.
The standard pretty printer considers everything as plain text which is not a BSP-element and leaves it unaltered. Only BSP-elements are arranged according to their tree structure.
This produces ugly results for pages with mixed content.
1.) Requirement
A Pretty Printer for HTML-based BSP views should cover the following:
(a) HTML-Tags and BSP-elements together form the chain. As in following example:
<z:table table_id="testTab" binding="//test/gt_test" rows="5">
<z:tableBody position="top">
 <colgroup>
 <col width="4%">
 <col width="96%">
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</z:tableBody>
<z:column name="type" header="<%=zcl_bsp_util=>dtel_text_s('EDI_TTYP')%>"
 listPos="10"/>
<z:column name="text" listPos="20"></z:column>
</z:table>
(b) Certain HTML formatting tags like I, B, etc. should not be added to the stack but be treated inline.
(c) HTML-attribute names should be converted to lower case, the attribute values should be quoted.
(d) Like for BSP-elements, there should be a threshold after which the attributes should appear in separate lines. Instead of a certain maximum "number of attributes", this could also be a maximum number of characters per line.
(e) Scripting Tags (<% ... %>) should start at a new line, if the content contains new-lines.
(f) Evaluation Scripting (<%= ... %>) should be inline, if they are contained within text nodes (and not within HTML oder BSP element nodes).
(g) The Pretty Printer should be parametrizable (with parameters like indent-depth,... ).
2.) Exits?
Of course, one could always use an external HTML editor and write an add-on for that editor which produces the desired result. Or one could take the view content into the clipboard, paste it into a plain text editor like UltraEdit or TextPad which allows external commands, apply an external, self-written pretty printer to it and then paste the result back into the View. But it would be easier to use the "Pretty Printer" button directly to get the result. Therefore the question arises at which point the standard Pretty Printer Functionality could be modified or extended.
I didn't find an exit. But the pretty-print itself is doubly-decoupled in the standard which minimizes the number of points where an extension has to be made:
2.a) First decoupling point: The Fcode handler method pretty_printer_ext( ) in cl_o2_page is calling
dynamically a method in cl_o2_co2_processor:
* call pretty printer
create object pp type ('CL_O2_CO2_PROCESSOR').
appl_str = me->pagekey-applname.
page_str = me->pagekey-pagekey.
try.
 CALL METHOD pp->('PRETTY_PRINT')
 EXPORTING
 indent = 2
 ATTRIBUTE_NORMALIZE = 'X'
 ATTRIBUTE_THRESHOLD = 2
 BSP_UNFORMATTED = source
 appl = appl_str
 page = page_str
 IMPORTING
 test_ok = test_ok
 BSP_FORMATTED = pp_source.
 catch cx_o2_co2_exception into o2ex.
2.b) Second decoupling point:
The method pretty_print() of class cl_o2_co2_processor (fancy names, by the way. It seems that many former chemistry students had joined the BSP team ),
there is a second delegation, to a local class, as follows:
data pretty type ref to LCL_BSP_PRETTY_PRINT.
pretty = LCL_BSP_PRETTY_PRINT=>getInstance( processor = me ).
The real logic for doing the Pretty Print, finally, is performed in this local class.
3.) Implementation.
Since, up to my knowledge, there is no HTML parser in the ABAP world,
the implementation could be based on existing HTML Parsers, like the Perl module Parser::HTML, or the Java package http://htmlparser.sourceforge.net/ . The pretty printer could then be called as external OS command.
Are there any ideas out there? Or is there somebody who already worked in this direction?
Regards,
Rüdiger

For those who are interested. I found out that the Dave Ragget's classic "HTML Tidy" (see <a href="http://tidy.sourceforge.net/">http://tidy.sourceforge.net/</a> ) is available in ABAP! There is a class CL_HTMLTIDY (at least here in my SAP_BASIS 700 system) which wraps calls of HTML Tidy by kernel modules.
The class is undocumented, but there are 2 OSS notes of this year for it, so it might well be that it is alive.
HTML Tidy can surely not directly be used for Pretty Printing BSP views, but for designing test cases or for doing things like HTML parsing, it might be a helpful tool.

Error in using PERFORM in eventhandler in a BSP Application.

Hi All,
Can we use Subroutines in BSP applications?
If yes then please help me with syntax .
Best Regards,
Anubhav.
Edited by: Anubhav Jain on Dec 20, 2007 10:52 PM

You can call subroutine with below Synatx:
DATA: progname(20) TYPE C VALUE 'YTESTINCLUDE' .
PERFORM your_perform_name IN PROGRAM (progname) IF FOUND.
"where your_perform_name is the form within the include program YTESTINCLUDE[/code]
Raja T
Edited by: Raja Thangamani on Dec 20, 2007 4:58 PM

Problem with index of numbers in BSP Front end

Hello All,
I am facing the below problem. Request your help.
Scenario: When I am trying to add the projects in the Front end , I am facing the problem with the index of numbering of the projects.
Example: If I am adding 6 projects ( at the max only 4 on each page i-e there are 2 pages ), then the index is wrongly numbered and the arrow (for direction of the pages) are wrongly displayed. The direction of the arrow is pointed to the next page rather pointing to the previous page and the index of numbering of the pages is wrong.
Request you to please suggest if this is any code fault in the table maintainance activity in the backend (BSP).

Hi Irina,
If you mean the number range is skipping 10 numbers in between runs then its because of the buffering in the number range.
To avoid the buffer influencing the number range, pass
'X' to the function module parameter: IGNORE_BUFFER.
This should resolve the problem.
Cheers,
Aditya

BSP Error while selecting "campaign elements" in spanish --- crm 2007

Hi experts,
I´m trying to look for a solution for a problem with an error that occours while selecting in WEB UI --marketing --- campaign elements , in spanish language.
Error Business Server Page (BSP)
<thtmlb:textView>: (design) The Attribute Value is not a Value from: STANDARD/HEADER1/HEADER2/LABEL/VALUE/ITALIC/BOLD
In english it works perfect.

Which field is? Has translate value content to spanish for this field?.
In SAP CRM UI, press F2 and tell me which is the field

Badi/exit/Workflow called during execution of the BSP "SRMSUS_SELFREG"

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We are running on SRM 5.0.(SP06) Strategic sourcing scenario.We are using enterprise Portal as the front end.My query is that at the end of Supplier registration process,when the Supplier admin creates the USER ID's for the Suppliers(through BSP SRMSUS_SELFREG),is there any way by which we can create the enterprise Portal users for those suppliers at the same time(Automation) ?My BASIS person told me that the automation is possible when the EP system is connected only to 1 backend but in our landscape we are having several systems connected to EP.
Other alternative would be to send a mail to the EP administrator stating that the Vendors User ID's have been created in SRM and the EP ID's need to be created.
For this ,i didnt get any BADi/exit which gets triggered during this USER ID creation process wherein i can write my logic for sending the mail to the EP admin.
There are some Std workflows (e.g. WS10000209)for USER creation but these dont seem to be useful in this scenario.
So the only method left is to modify the Std BSP which we dont want.Has anybody worked on this kind of scenario?
Any suggestions are welcome and will be rewarded as well.
BR,
Disha.

Hi
I am still searching.. but no BADI/Exit is called in this case..
Meanwhile, i found few SAP OSS notes, which you can go through ->
Note 1031896 Delimiting of Supplier Reg URL due to Special characters
Note 1031070 Supplier cannot be registered
Note 996030 Need to relogin to srmsus_selfreg service when using aliases
Note 1032573 FormofAddr field mandatory in userselfreg.htm page
Note 1003820 Supplier cannot be registered
Note 889451 Not Possible to register in Supplier self-registration
Note 807511 Error message after self registration of supplier admin user
Note 784883 Irrelevant warning message stops self registration
Do let me know.
Regards
- Atul

Xcelsius Dashboard on SAP R/3 Table using BSP and XML Mapping

Hi Experts,
I have developed a simple dashboard on small data set (10 records) that I am fetching from a R/3 Table into BSP and generating XML from there and consuming it in Xcelsius (SAP R/3 + BSP + XML Mapping).
Now I want to fetch data based on Variables values that should be passed from the dashboard at the runtime and should display the data accordingly. Any help on how it can be achieved?
Thanks..!!
Sharad

Hi,
You could try doing this by using XML data connection. You would have to make use of Enable load to get the data from XML and Enable send to send data back to XML from dashboard.
This would require you to write a script.
Thanks,
Amit

Unable to capture the Idle time for BSP page

Hi Experts,
I want to capture the Idle time of my BSP page. If that is 5 mins then i have to display the pop up displaying the remaining time.
Please let me know how to capture the IDLE TIME. not the time after the page is loaded.
Any suggestion will be helpful.
Aready checked in SDN but unable to get the solution so posting it.
Thanks in advance.
Sravanthi.V

hi,
After capturing the idle time iam giving the warning popup to user before 5mins of expiry.Now my requirement is if the user clicks on OK button of popup the page should get refresh. i.e.Idle time should of system should break and we have to get one more hour for expiry.
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Sravanthi.V

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